Barcelona's iconic Sagrada Familia basilica celebrates a significant milestone with a dazzling light show marking the completion of the newest towers and a step closer to completion 141 years ...

La Sagrada Familia is a working church, but is still open to visitors. Much of the funding for the construction of the church comes from the entry fees. To visit, you must purchase tickets to tour ...

It takes place every Sunday at 9am, and the doors on Carrer de la Marina open from 8.30am. If you choose this option, arriving early is recommended, as the queue is usually very long.

Barcelona plans to curb overcrowding at its famous landmark La Sagrada Familia church with the creation of a dedicated outdoor space for tourists to snap selfies.. Every day, up to 16,000 people ...

But La Sagrada Familia‘s construction has taken 142 years and counting. The ultimate completion could come in 2026, 100 years since the death of the original Catalan architect, Antoni Gaudí.

The tallest spire, symbolizing Jesus Christ and expected to be fully erected in 2026, will make La Sagrada Familia the tallest church in the world—but still shorter than the historic Barcelona ...